Hungarian Government Files Complaint Over NMHH's 31.2 Billion Payment for Unused Data Deletion Codes

The Hungarian government has filed a complaint regarding the National Media and Infocommunications Authority (NMHH) paying 31.2 billion for data deletion codes, with suspicions that the authority paid for codes that were never even used.

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Feljelentést tett a kormány az NMHH adattörlési kódokért fizetett 31,2 milliárdja miatt

Gajdos László szerint elfogadhatatlannak nevezte, hogy a gyanú szerint olyan kódokért is fizetett a hatóság, amelyeket nem is használtak.

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Hungarian Government Files Complaint Over NMHH's 31.2 Billion Payment for Unused Data Deletion Codes

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Feljelentést tett a kormány az NMHH adattörlési kódokért fizetett 31,2 milliárdja miatt

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